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The Laurel Health Cookery: A Collection of Practical Suggestions and Recipes for the Preparation of Non-Flesh Foods in Palatable and Attractive Ways

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The Laurel Health Cookery: A Collection of Practical Suggestions and Recipes for the Preparation of Non-Flesh Foods in Palatable and Attractive Ways

by Perkins, Evora Bucknum · Page 132 of 439 · 153,580 words

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yolk. Again, stir 2 level tablespns. raw nut butter with 1¾-2 tablespns. of water and add to 1 egg with salt and chopped onion or any desired flavoring. 1-1½ tablespn. cream to an egg makes a rich dipping mixture. =Lemon Rings--Parsley Butter= Cream butter, add finely-chopped parsley and place paste in pyramids in the center of thick slices of lemon; serve with plain cutlets. Paste to be spread on hot cutlet and lemon squeezed over by each individual. Many enjoy a mince of green onions and garlic in the parsley butter. =Imperial Cutlets= Dip trumese in batter of 1 egg, 1 level tablespn. thick tomato pulp, a little grated onion, browned flour and salt; then in crumbs. Bake and serve with string beans or greens. =Savory Cutlets--Mashed Potato= Use salt, a trifle of sage and 1 tablespn. grated or chopped onion (no water) with the egg. Crumb; bake, and serve on or around mound of mashed potato with drawn butter. =★ Batter Cutlets= _Batter_-- 2 tablespns. oil 3-4 tablespns. flour 1½ cup boiling water 2 eggs stale bread crumbs salt Heat but do not brown oil in sauce pan, stir in flour, add water, stirring smooth. Remove from fire, add eggs and salt and a few bread crumbs. Broil slices of trumese on one side, turn and drop a small spoonful of the batter on each. When broiled on the other side, turn again, leaving the batter next to the griddle and drop another spoonful on the trumese, turning again when the first batter is delicately browned. Serve (without sauce) as soon as second side is browned. Or, drop spoonfuls of batter on a hot, well oiled baking pan, lay slices of broiled trumese on each and spread another spoonful of batter on top of each slice; bake in a quick oven. =★ Green Corn Cutlets= _Batter_-- 2 tablespns. oil or butter 3 tablespns. flour ⅞ cup boiling water ½-¾ cup grated or ground green corn 1 teaspn. sugar if corn is old 3 tablespns. dry or toasted bread crumbs 1 egg Cook batter and use with trumese the same

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